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Former Microsoft legal and strategic head joins HK’s Redotpay

Li Chen, former Microsoft strategic partnership head for Greater China, Asean, Japan and South Korea, joins RedotPay as general counsel

Tianyu Bio’s former vice president joins Hui Ye as counsel

Yang Jingjing, SSE-listed Tianyu Bio Technology’s former vice president, joins Hui Ye as counsel in Shanghai

Han Kun officially opens Hangzhou office, cements presence

The Han Kun Hangzhou office held its opening ceremony on 10 August and is formally based at the International Financial Center

China revises insider trading rules, moves scrutiny earlier

China’s first revision since 2012 of insider trading rules that took effect on 27 July 2026 signal continued tightening of regulatory enforcement, say lawyers

Green: Seen it or mean it?

General counsel and lawyers navigate phased-in ESG reporting

Sundial, Zhong Lun assist on JLC’s RMB4.69bn Shenzhen IPO

Electronic industry services provider JLC Technology lists on the SZSE main board on 4 August, raising around RMB4.69 billion (USD 695 million)

Choosing ideal lawyers

How can companies identify the right lawyer? A China Business Law Journal survey reveals what factors are truly driving the choices of general counsel

Grandall adds asset management and finance partners

Grandall Law Firm recruits Xie Zhensheng and Cui Bo as equity partners at its Guangzhou and Xi’an offices, respectively

Going ‘AI-native’

Veteran counsel, tech CEO unpack ‘AI-native’ legal adoption

Indonesia issues first RMB7bn sovereign panda bonds in China

Indonesia issues its first sovereign panda bonds in China, raising RMB7 billion (USD1.04 billion) in the largest single such issuance to date

Zhongji Innolight listing is largest Hong Kong IPO since 2019

Zhongji Innolight’s HKD53.41 billion HKEX debut makes it the largest Hong Kong IPO since 2019

State-funded companies and corporate governance

This column has previously discussed China’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs), see China Business Law Journal, volume 8, issue 4: SOEs

Joint-Win expands national footprint with new Kunming office

Joint Win Partners’ new office in Kunming, Yunnan province, marks its 15th domestic branch

Look-through supervision and compliance of shareholders & controllers

By Xiang Fei, Tahota Law Firm

With the regulatory shift from form to substance, some of the old ways of allocating liability may soon be gone

Nominee shareholding: Transferring shares not yet due

By Jiang Xuan and Wang Zhongyu, Zhong Lun Law Firm

The recent overhaul of the capital subscription regime has brought new complexities

Beauty giant Proya grows controlling stake in Flower Knows

Chinese beauty giant Proya’s latest RMB351 million investment to acquire 12.55% in Flower Knows secures 51% controlling stake in cosmetics brand

Shihui adds AI sector and tech firm global expansion partner

Shihui Partners recruits Shirley Zhao as a partner based in Shenzhen to better serve AI technology companies

Lawyers analyse China’s drug trial data protection rules

China’s new drug trial data protection rules are considered a boost for development, but some lawyers warn disputes may arise

Commercial technology partner Li Laixiang rejoins Han Kun

Han Kun welcomes the return of Li Laixiang in Shenzhen, strengthening its commercial transaction capabilities in technology

Debt restructuring centres in legal practice

By Wang Zhenxiang, Jingtian & Gongcheng

Out-of-court debt restructuring centers are growing in China, linking workouts with pre-reorganisation for lenders and distressed investors.

DHH opens Mexico offices to strengthen American network

DHH Law Firm opens in Mexico, expanding its cross-border legal services network across North and Latin America

CXMT’s RMB57.9bn debut is largest A-share IPO of 2026

CXMT debuts on the SSE Star Market on 27 July, the largest A-share IPO of 2026, raising RMB57.92 billion (USD8.6 billion)

Navigating legal risks for tech startups

By Huang Jun, Ronly?&?Tenwen?Partners

Fast growing tech innovators typically navigate complex funding deals, equity incentives and collaboration agreements

Golden Wheel in first creditor-led offshore debt restructuring

Chinese mainland property developer Golden Wheel Tiandi completes a USD507 million offshore debt restructuring

Navigating criminal risks in supply chain finance

By Shen Xinyu, Starrise Law Firm

Circular transactions with documents and bills but no actual goods can turn civil disputes into criminal cases

Commerce & Finance opens in Guangzhou extending GBA reach

Commerce & Finance Law Offices opens its Guangzhou office on 22 July, strengthening services across the Greater Bay Area

IP protection in traditional opera lineage

By Jiang Shen and Zhao Yao, Jingtian & Gongcheng

As traditional opera gains wider audiences, questions arise over where to draw the line between shared heritage and protectable creation. Lawyers weigh in on the boundary

Compliance boundaries on AI-generated product testimonials

By Ethan Zhang, Joint-Win Partners

AI-faked user reviews risk contextualised inducement-based unfair competition

Addressing financial disputes in ADR mechanisms

By Chen Yanhong, DHH Law Firm

Lengthy litigation and enforcement hurdles? ADR offers flexible, efficient remedies for financial conflicts

Proving an employee’s eligibility for non-compete obligations

By Liu Tao and Zhang Miaoxin, Anli Partners

Non-compete agreements serve as a key legal tool for employers to protect trade secrets

Firms map MiniMax’s HKD16bn share and bond fundraising

Davis Polk and Commerce & Finance advise on MiniMax’s share placement and convertible bond issuance

Former AstraZeneca associate legal director joins Han Kun

Han Kun appoints former AstraZeneca associate legal director Wang Rongxia as patent counsel in its Beijing office

Key takeaways from China’s new Ecological and Environmental Code

By Audrey Tao and Shen Haixiang, Hylands Law Firm

Chinas Ecological Environment Code unifies pollution, ecology, decarbonisation and liability, raising corporate compliance standards

Environmental compliance frameworks for renewable businesses

By Li Zhiheng, Kangda Law Firm

As dual-carbon objectives are escalated to statutory obligations, renewables companies face a major compliance test across pollution control, ecological protection and low-carbon development

Jingtian & Gongcheng welcomes four partners at three offices

Jingtian & Gongcheng hires four partners — Che Li, Duan Wei, Pang Jianli and Tang Hua — across its Ningbo, Chongqing and Chengdu offices

Sidley steers Sino Biopharm, AstraZeneca licence agreement

Sidley Austin advises Sino Biopharmaceutical on an exclusive licence agreement between its subsidiary and AstraZeneca

Han Kun onboards shipping partner for Shanghai office

Han Kun Law Offices recruits Cherry Jin as a partner at its Shanghai office, strengthening its cross-border asset finance and shipping practice

Firms steer top wafer foundry Nexchip’s HKD6.98bn listing

Leading wafer foundry Nexchip Semiconductor lists on the HKEX main board on 10 July, raising around HKD6.98 billion (USD890 million)

Firms assist on Three-Circle’s HKD7.16bn debut in Hong Kong

Three-Circle Group debuts on the HKEX on 9 July, raising around HKD7.16 billion (USD913 million)

Firms advise on PCB drill-bit leader Dtech’s HKD4.8bn IPO

Printed-circuit board drill-bit manufacturer Dtech Technology raises HKD4.8 billion (USD612 million) in its HKEX debut on 9 July, three years after its SZSE listing

Luxshare raises HKD24.27bn in Hong Kong’s largest IPO

Chinese leading manufacturing company Luxshare Precision raises about HKD24.27 billion (USD3.09 billion) in Hong Kong’s largest IPO to date this year

Davis Polk, Fangda act on Biren’s HKD7.1bn H-share placement

Chinese graphics processing unit developer Biren Technology raises around HKD7.1 billion after an H-share placement on the HKEX on 8 July

Firms steer autonomous driving company Momenta’s HKD5.89bn IPO

Chinese autonomous driving company Momenta debuts on the HKEX on 8 July, raising HKD5.89 billion (USD751 million)

EACON is world’s first listed autonomous mining vehicle company

China’s EACON Group becomes the world’s first listed autonomous mining vehicle company after its HKEX debut on 8 July, raising HKD3 billion

Merits & Tree names four equity partners in Beijing, Qingdao

Merits & Tree Law Offices appoints Roy Rong, Susan Li, Carys Li and Hu Tianxiong as equity partners at its Beijing and Qingdao offices

Global Law recruits four partners in disputes and investment

Global Law Office recruits four partners and their teams to strengthen its capabilities in dispute resolution and investment

Firms advise on Anker Innovations’ HKD4.6bn HKEX debut

来自中国内地、香港、日本、阿联酋和美国共十家律所为此次上市提供法律服务

Cooley, Dua advise Lingyi iTech on HKD8.26bn Hong Kong IPO

Cooley and Dua Associates have guided Apple supplier Lingyi iTech on its HKD8.26 billion (USD1.06 billion) initial public offering in Hong Kong

China Resources New Energy in RMB21.3bn record SZSE debut

King & Wood, Haiwen & Partners and Clifford Chance act on China Resources New Energy’s record breaking RMB21.3 billion IPO on the SZSE

Former Yingke senior partner and IP team of 10 join Riying

Chen Chen, former senior partner at Yingke’s Shanghai office, joins Riying at its Shanghai headquarters along with his team

MMG raises USD1.6bn in share placement and bond offering

China Minmetals Corporation’s subsidiary MMG raises USD1.6 billion from a share placement and bond issuance

Cryptocurrencies and property

The column discusses the position in common law jurisdictions, including Australia and the UK, and then provides a brief outline of the legal position in the Chinese mainland

Bundled and binding

Ecological and Environmental Code reshapes corporate lifecycle compliance

Han Kun hires data compliance specialist in Shanghai

Han Kun Law Offices hires Chen Wenhao as a partner at its Shanghai office, bolstering its data compliance and AI capabilities

How can minority shareholders seek relief from profit hoarding?

By Jiang Xuan and Yang Yue, Zhong Lun Law Firm

When a company hoards profits, minority shareholders can seek compulsory distribution or force a share buyout

Dissecting invalidity of financial loan agreements

By Chen Yanhong, DHH Law Firm

A financial loan agreement is the core legal instrument governing lending between banks, licensed financial institutions and market participants

China Commercial secures approval to open Singapore branch

China Commercial Law Firm has received approval to establish a Singapore office as its 20th overseas branch, further expanding its global legal services network

Unwinding red-chip structures

By Vincent Shen, Commerce & Finance Law Offices

This practical guide covers tax exposure, distinct exit paths for VIE and direct equity structures, and five regulatory red flags that determine IPO success.

No flaws allowed

Capital markets lower entry threshold but ramp up accountability

Firms act on USD2.5bn US-Korean AI-driven drug discovery pact

Firms assists on US-South Korea AI driven drug discovery collaboration between Insilico Medicine and SK Biopharmaceuticals

‘Companies face pain’ as China’s new PE rules tighten oversight

China’s issues new guiding opinions to tighten regulatory oversight on the private equity industry and companies face “growing pains”

Indonesia’s Dentons HPRP launches China desk to back growth

Dentons HPRP, the global law firm’s Indonesian arm, establishes a China desk to support business opportunities

Exchanging roles

Exchanging roles

Paul Chow shares his views on shaping HKEX legal strategy, sustainability leadership and responsible AI use in markets

China Commercial adds capital markets and Web3 partners

China Commercial Law Firm recruits Luo Shazhou and Ji Zhe as partners at its Shanghai office, bolstering the capital markets practice

Firms steer debut of China’s first public commercial REITs

Han Kun Law Offices, King & Wood, Haiwen & Partners and Jingtian & Gongcheng advise on the debut of China’s commercial REITs

Firms fire up on Yum! Brands’ USD2.7bn Pizza Hut sale

Yum! Brands sells Pizza Hut business to Yum China and LongRange Capital, within and outside the Chinese mainland, respectively

JunHe recruits cross-border finance specialist in Beijing

JunHe hires Cui Duan as a partner at its Beijing headquarters to strengthen the firm’s capabilities in complex financing transactions

Building robust compliance firewalls against AI legal pitfalls

By Wu Jialing and Huang Xinran, Starrise Law Firm

AI enthusiasm fuels a surge of startups, yet regulatory and criminal risks are climbing in tandem

Freshfields guides USD850m Interplex Datacom sale to BizLink

Freshfields assists Blackstone on the sale of Singapore-headquartered Interplex Datacom to Taiwan-based BizLink Holding for USD850 million

Anli and CFN launch associate office in Hong Kong

Anli Partners secures Law Society of Hong Kong approval as a registered foreign law firm and opens associate office with local peer CFN Lawyers

Weighing up AI prompts with copyright law

By Zhang Yichao and Yan Boru, Ronly & Tenwen Partners

Shanghai’s first AI prompt copyright lawsuit concludes that prompts are not works. Human-machine interactive commands are not copyrightable

Equity repurchases: Fulfilling obligations, mitigating dispute risks

By Zhou Jian, Anli Partners

Under different buyback structures, enforceability, allocation of liability and guarantee performance often shape the course of the buyback and VAM disputes

Tiantai opens Jakarta office in Southeast Asia expansion

Tiantai Law Firm launches in Jakarta, which is another significant step on its Southeast Asian expansion following the establishment of the Kuala Lumpur office

China finance ministry issues RMB6bn sovereign green bonds

Firms advise on China finance ministry’s first issuance of RMB6 billion RMB-denominated sovereign green bonds in Hong Kong

RBP Asia advises on proposed financing for aluminium smelter

Indonesia’s RBP Asia counsels the Export-Import Bank of China on an agreement to finance an aluminium smelter development project in Kalimantan

Tahota secures approval to open Hefei office in October

Tahota Law Firm receives approval to establish a Hefei office, which is expected to open this October

A tale of three seats

For Marco Chung, group head of legal at CITIC Securities International, the choice for arbitration seat in China-related disputes is clear

Shareholder and affiliate liability disputes: offence and defence

By Ma Lei, Anli Partners

China’s new Company Law sharpens risks around veil piercing, related-party exposure and debt evasion, reshaping compliance and recovery strategy

Butterflies and legal changes

This column discusses another famous Chinese legend and its implications for social justice and the law

Firms assist on Dajin Heavy Industry’s HKD6.64bn HKEX debut

Dajin Heavy Industry, a leading offshore wind energy equipment manufacturer, lists on the HKEX, raising HKD6.64 billion

Chang Tsi & Partners adds IP partner and Asia-Pacific head

Boutique intellectual property firm Chang Tsi & Partners appoints Li Bo as a partner to strengthen its overseas IP service capabilities

Agile shareholding structures, compliance to drive AI globalisation

By Clara Liu and Zhao Chenchen, Han Kun Law Offices

AI global expansion confronts regulatory and geopolitical hurdles

Dehehantong opens Hangzhou office in Yangtze River Delta push

Shanghai-headquartered Dehehantong Law Offices opens a Hangzhou branch, expanding its presence in the Yangtze River Delta

SIAC expands presence in China with launch of Beijing office

The Singapore International Arbitration Centre officially launches Beijing representative office, which comes more than a decade after the Shanghai branch in 2016

Wealth in transition

An unprecedented transfer of private wealth is colliding with tighter regulation and rising complexity

SIAC expands presence in China with launch of Beijing office

The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) grows presence in China with the opening of a representative office in Beijing

Beating burnout

The hours are brutal and the stakes are high. So what keeps elite lawyers balanced and able to carry on?

China’s marine warranties: a better balance?

By Shengnan Jia, Tahota Law Firm

China’s revised Maritime Code recalibrates warranty breach rules, reshaping denial boundaries, risk allocation and standard terms in marine cover

Midea Group appoints Gao Huandong as general counsel

Gao Huandong, former vice president and general counsel for China at Lenovo Group, joins Media Group as general counsel

Han Kun adds cross-border business partner in Hangzhou

Han Kun appoints Huang Peng, former managing partner of East & Concord’s Hangzhou office, to join the firm in the same city

AllBright and Jingtian & Gongcheng steer SMIC RMB40.6bn M&A

SMIC’s planned RMB40.6 billion acquisition of subsidiary SMIC Northern is the largest restructuring on the Star Market to date

Understanding amendments to the Maritime Code

By Xie Ming, ETR Law Firm

China’s new Maritime Code delivers five breakthroughs to build a modern legal foundation for the countries shipping industry

Compliance defence in corporate crime

By Li Kexuan, Starrise Law Firm

Well-executed compliance programmes are increasingly recognised by Chinese courts as evidence that individual wrongdoing does not reflect corporate intent

Firms aid WuXi AppTec’s RMB6.78bn convertible bond issuance

Pharmaceutical R&D company WuXi AppTec issues RMB6.78 billion (USD996.6 million) in USD-settled zero-coupon convertible bonds due in 2027

Firms guide Fosun Pharma’s option agreement with AriBio

HSF, Kewei and Goodwin advise Fosun Pharma on USD240 million AriBio Alzheimer’s drug agreement

Macau’s Lupi & Associates enters partnership with Morais Leit?o

Macau law firm Lupi & Associates has recently formed a strategic partnership with Portuguese firm Morais Leit?o

Allen & Gledhill appoints head of China practice

Allen & Gledhill appoints Wang Xin partner to lead China practice in Shanghai, strengthening M&A

Splitting gains and losses in void nominee shareholding

By Zuo Yuru and Xin Xiangrong, Zhong Lun Law Firm

When a nominee shareholding agreement is void, how do courts decide ownership, divide gains, and allocate losses?

Mapping red lines in EU sanctions on China

By Cheng Wenli and Liu Yaqi, Ronly & Tenwen Partners

From listed entities to the three strategic shifts in EU sanctions, here is how to identify compliance minefields and build effective firewalls

Firms assist Pakistan’s landmark panda bond issuance

Pakistan issues South Asia’s first sovereign panda bond, raising RMB1.75 billion and funding green infrastructure

Firms steer Midea’s HKD17bn zero-coupon convertible bonds

Midea issues HKD17.25 billion in offshore zero-coupon convertible bonds in largest such offering to date in the Greater China region

Duane Morris and JV help clear Kangxi in IP rights case

Duane Morris and its Singapore joint venture, Duane Morris & Selvam, help exonerate Kangxi Communication in US investigation

Boom in panda bond issuances set to flourish, say lawyers

The appeal of panda bonds surges in 2026, with issuance volume reaching RMB88.24 billion (USD13 billion) in a record high for a single quarter

Ship shape?

Leading maritime lawyers and in-house counsel share insights on what it means for carriers, cargo owners and insurers

AnJie Broad hires construction and engineering partner

AnJie Broad Law Firm hires Jessica Jiang as a partner at its Shanghai office

Shipwrecks and the law

Last November,?this columnist visited Singapore to deliver some training for the Singapore Academy of Law and revisited one of many museums in the city-state, the Asian Civilisations Museum

Llinks hires real estate and dispute resolution partners

Llinks Law Offices hires Chen Yongxing and Chen Gong as partners at its Shanghai office

Navigating the fair competition review mechanism

By Yan Ge and Li Xiang, Joint-Win Partners

Firms act on medtech maker Cofoe Medical’s HKD1.06bn IPO

Cofoe Medical Technology lists on the HKEX main board becoming the first home medical equipment maker to achieve a dual listing

Criminalising counterfeit sales: thresholds and sentencing

By Judy Li and Winnie Wu, Ronly & Tenwen Partners

Grandall opens in Italy, Hungary, extends cross-border reach

Grandall Law Firm has opened new offices in Milan and Budapest, marking its fourth and fifth branches in Europe after offices in Paris, Madrid and Stockholm

AI ethics rules tighten scrutiny, test compliance: lawyers

New rules on the ethics and application of artificial intelligence technology has significantly raised the level and rigour of review

How actual controllers of listed companies ward off criminal risks

By Cai Zhenghua, Shanghai Elite Law Firm

When listed companies become involved in serious misconduct like tax evasion or bribery, the actual controller is often the first to be held accountable

Latest Business Law Updates in Asia 2026

A roundup of noteworthy legal developments in the region

Protection of non-traditional trademarks in China

By Wang Xiao and Kelly Liu, Tahota Law Firm

In the era of sensory marketing, novel forms of trademarks such as three-dimensional shapes or sound cues prove increasingly relevant

Pharmaceuticals partner returns to Hogan Lovells in Washington

Hogan Lovells welcomes back Tao Xin as a partner in Washington, boosting its global pharmaceuticals and biotechnology practice

Correspondents

SEC and the cost of local capital market investment

SEC and the cost of local capital market investment

By Luke Morgan B Codilla, ACCRALAW
Arbitration Clause Drafting

Consent, clarity and arbitration clause lessons

By Hiral Gupta and Surabhi Sharan, Bharucha & Partners
India Green Channel Route

Green Channel Route: Gains and predictability

By Vandana Pai and Hardik Dave, Bharucha & Partners
Impact Investing Compliancevideo

Impact investing: Do use of proceeds clauses actually work?

By Mita Sood, Bharucha & Partners

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